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Multiple men in Zimbabwe raped by women
2013-05-03 00:01:00 Source: Huaxi Metropolis Daily
On April 30, Zimbabwean local police stated that there have been multiple cases of men being sexually assaulted by female gangs in Zimbabwe, and police remind men traveling alone to raise self-awareness.
Four women sexually assault 25-year-old soldier
Zimbabwe Manikalan Province police spokesperson Krillin said the most recent case occurred on the 19th of last month, when four women kidnapped a 25-year-old soldier on a highway under the pretense of taking a car, detained him at a secret location, and sexually assaulted him. Four days later, the victim was abandoned in the wilderness and was subsequently called to the police, with injuries to his leg. Zimbabwean police are still pursuing the perpetrator.
Krillin said it sounds unusual for men to be victims of sexual violence, but in Manikalan province alone, police have received five reports since last year, not including many victims who refused to report cases. Police do not rule out the possibility of female criminal gangs committing consecutive crimes.
Using drugs on men after kidnapping
Krilin said that based on police experience, female criminal gangs often blindfold victims or use hallucinogens during kidnappings and frequently change vehicles, making it difficult for victims to provide effective information when reporting. Currently, Zimbabwean authorities have reminded men to stay vigilant when going out and not to fall into criminal gang traps. In fact, Zimbabwe has repeatedly experienced cases of men being raped, including the sensational case of a female pervert gang-raping a male police officer, and the "sex abduction woman" case involving 17 men. Zimbabwean police officer Wayne Budezjana once said: "Most of these cases occur when victims hitchhike or use private transportation, so we encourage people to use public transportation." According to Xinhua News Agency, "Current Situation" In Zimbabwe, men are afraid of women. According to reports, groups of beautiful women ride male tourists along the road, then seduce and coerce them into having sex. Nowadays, men in the country are very afraid of being invited to hitchhike, and men are all afraid of women. Local media reported that on the highway, many male victims were anesthetized, forced to surrender with guns or knives, and some were even threatened by live snakes, then forced into aphrodisiacs, gang-raped by women, and abandoned by the roadside.Difficulty
Male victims of non-legal rape: collection of evidence and conviction are difficult
Like many countries, Zimbabwean law stipulates that victims of rape can only be women, excluding men from being considered victims of this crime. This increases the difficulty of gathering evidence and makes legal conviction even harder. "No crime without law"—from the perspective of traditional criminal law formulation, it is impossible for women to rape men. Once a man is raped, he cannot have the perpetrator's act classified as the crime of rape. Men who are raped face various helpless situations. On one hand, the scope of the crime of molestation is limited to women and children; on the other hand, if one were to accuse the perpetrator of intentional injury, collecting evidence is relatively difficult, because causing injury to another's body must result in a certain degree of harm to the person in order to qualify as intentional injury.
According to Xinmin Evening News, Source: West China City Daily